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AP projects Gluesenkamp Perez wins Washington 3rd District House race over Braun

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Fox News, The Epoch Times, the Washington Examiner and The Center Square report that Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez won a third term in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, according to The Associated Press, which called the race on Wednesday over Republican state Senate Minority Leader John Braun. The Washington Examiner gives the count as 55% to 44%, and The Epoch Times cites 143,417 votes to 115,271 in the ongoing count. Braun had not immediately conceded, saying many votes remained to be counted. Fox News reports that Trump carried the district in 2024. Earlier, Gluesenkamp Perez sided with Republicans on two procedural votes in September, which drew a rebuke from House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries.

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  1. The Associated Press called the race for Gluesenkamp Perez on Wednesday at 1:04 p.m. ET.

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  2. The Washington Examiner reports a count of 55% for Gluesenkamp Perez and 44% for Braun.

    One outletWashington Examiner· Right

  3. The Epoch Times reports 143,417 votes for Gluesenkamp Perez and 115,271 for Braun in the ongoing count.

    One outletThe Epoch Times· Far Right

  4. Braun had not immediately conceded and said many votes were still to be counted.

    One outletThe Epoch Times· Far Right

  5. The district was carried by Donald Trump in 2024.

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  1. Gluesenkamp Perez sided with Republicans on two procedural votes in September, which Fox News says drew a rebuke from Hakeem Jeffries, who called it a breach of trust.

    One outletFox News· Far Right

  2. Early returns on Tuesday evening showed Gluesenkamp Perez pulling ahead after the largest counties reported.

    One outletThe Center Square· Right

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All four right-side outlets report the AP called the race for Gluesenkamp Perez over Braun, with Fox News and The Epoch Times stressing her defiance of Jeffries and the district’s pro-Trump vote.

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    Headlines call it an upset or swing race: Fox News and The Epoch Times stress a Democrat who defied Jeffries, while Right-rated outlets report her win or lead plainly.

    House Dem who Loaded verb“defied”Defied casts her votes as open insubordination, while the coverage reports she sided with Republicans on two procedural votes.More neutral: who broke with Hakeem JeffriesDisagree with this highlight? Hakeem Jeffries scores upset win in Loaded modifier“pro-Trump district”Labels the district by a politician’s name rather than its vote, when the article itself says Trump carried it in 2024.More neutral: district Donald Trump carried in 2024Disagree with this highlight?
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  • Loaded verb

    defiedMore neutral: voted against

    The verb frames a vote against party leaders as an act of defiance, which adds judgement to a plain account of how she voted.

    House Dem who defied Hakeem Jeffries scores upset win in pro-Trump district

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    pro-Trump districtMore neutral: district Trump carried in 2024

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    House Dem who defied Hakeem Jeffries scores upset win in pro-Trump district

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    publicly defiedMore neutral: publicly broke with

    Adds a sense of open rebellion to what the article describes as a vote on procedural matters.

    A Democratic lawmaker who publicly defied House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., twice beat the odds to win…

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  • AP call and vote count
  • Braun not yet conceding
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    The Center Square, Nov 4, 12:00 AM EST

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  1. The Center SquareRightNov 4, 12:00 AM EST
  2. Fox NewsFar RightNov 4, 12:59 PM EST
  3. Washington ExaminerRightNov 4, 1:20 PM EST
  4. The Epoch TimesFar RightNov 4, 3:35 PM EST

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